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| + | ''From Proceedings, Page 1920-83:'' | ||
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| + | It is with sincere sorrow that I announce the decease of R. W. Edward L. Chase, of Hyannis, Past Junior Grand | ||
| + | Warden of this Grand Lodge. | ||
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| + | He was born April 23, 1858, and passed away January 1, 1920, after a busy and successful life. By his industry | ||
| + | and faithfulness in local and public affairs, he won and retained the respect and confidence of his fellow citizens. He was a zealous Freemason, giving his strength and time to the interests of our Order. His being taken from the activities of life will be sadly felt in civil and Masonic circles on the Cape, where he was generally known and universally respected. | ||
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| + | ''From Proceedings, Page 1920-226:'' | ||
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Revision as of 20:31, 10 October 2011
EDWARD L. CHASE 1858-1920
Junior Grand Warden, 1917
MEMORIAL
From Proceedings, Page 1920-83:
It is with sincere sorrow that I announce the decease of R. W. Edward L. Chase, of Hyannis, Past Junior Grand Warden of this Grand Lodge.
He was born April 23, 1858, and passed away January 1, 1920, after a busy and successful life. By his industry and faithfulness in local and public affairs, he won and retained the respect and confidence of his fellow citizens. He was a zealous Freemason, giving his strength and time to the interests of our Order. His being taken from the activities of life will be sadly felt in civil and Masonic circles on the Cape, where he was generally known and universally respected.
From Proceedings, Page 1920-226:
